I filled in as the afternoon news anchor for two days on one of my company's sister stations, 99.9 The Bay, in Thunder Bay, Ont. 

Working from Saint John, N.B., I produced, recorded and edited newscasts and dispatched them through our network to the 99.9 The Bay server.

99.9 The Bay - July 14, 2022 - 5 p.m.

High mortgage rates and inflation are major barriers for young Canadians looking to buy their own home.

But as the CBC's Aaron Sousa explains, two Alberta realtors want to promote that homeownership is for everyone.

Sousa - TikTok Real Estate - June 18, 2023

There's growing concern from people in High Prairie over adequate access to veterinary services. The only vet clinic in town announced it was cutting back its hours, causing concern, especially for those with livestock. 

Edmonton AM's Aaron Sousa has been digging into this story.

Sousa - Rural Vet Woes Talk Tape - Aug. 21, 2023

Red Deer's catholic school board has ruled a trustee who compared LGBTQ pride to Nazi Germany won't be removed.

The CBC's Aaron Sousa reports.

Sousa - Red Deer Catholic Trustee Stays On - Sept. 27, 2023

Backfilling as a Multimedia Reporter and News Anchor during the Christmas holidays, I wrote, produced and anchored this live newscast for Country 94.1 (CHSJ-FM), as well as online content.

Sousa - Country 94 News - Dec. 30, 2022 - 4 p.m.

Westlock made history last summer, painting its first-ever rainbow crosswalk, but a proposed bylaw could spell the end of it.
The CBC's Aaron Sousa has been looking into this story.

Westlock Crosswalk Bylaw talk tape -- Dec. 5, 2023

The Alberta government has invoked its Sovereignty Act for the first time by introducing a resolution to push back against the federal government's proposed clean electricity regulations.
The CBC's Aaron Sousa is covering the story.

Sousa -- Alberta Sovereignty Act reactions -- Nov. 28, 2023

As Alberta revamps its health care system, there are calls from HIV patients and advocates for better supports.
Aaron Sousa has that story.

Sousa -- HIV supports -- Nov. 13, 2023

Some people are calling for Edmonton's chief of police to resign as officers continue to take down encampments through-out the city.

The CBC's Aaron Sousa reports.

Sousa -- Encampments dominate police commission -- Jan. 19, 2024

Indigenous filmmakers and actors have teamed up to make a thriller that is one of the first movies to feature an all-Indigenous cast and crew. 
Aaron Sousa reports.

Sousa -- Indigenous Feature Film -- Feb. 11, 2024

Westlock has voted in favour of implementing a bylaw restricting the town from displaying certain flags and crosswalks on public property.
As Aaron Sousa reports, there's outcry from some residents and council.

Sousa -- Westlock reacts to plebiscite -- Feb. 22, 2024

Some Albertans are pushing back against the province's plans to introduce a registration tax on electric vehicles.
Aaron Sousa has the story.

Sousa -- Reax to Alberta's EV tax -- March 3, 2024

Zach Hyman scored three goals and Connor McDavid had five assists as the Edmonton Oilers beat the visiting Los Angeles Kings 7-4 in their Playoff Opener.
As Aaron Sousa reports, some Oilers fans are going to great lengths to show their support for the team.

Sousa -- Oilers Fanatics -- April 23, 2024

Aaron Sousa is an Alberta-based reporter, associate producer and storyteller with experience primarily focused on written and radio news.
His work has appeared in CBC, The Canadian Press, The Aquinian, Huddle and the Telegraph-Journal.

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